The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-10
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AiOUNDSVILLE.


Stock shIpnis nts Observation-Disclosures Items
90 Y. y NJ Of Interest. "a
Romo Rankin ID reported no bsttcr.
Q. r. oldham haa gone to Parkersburg
for few days. .iI
Tho supper for the benefit Of the Y. NJ.
ia. nstted so. 5.;;,a
J. T. Francis has moved into tho prop.
erty lately purchased by him. l.s
The Presbyterian choir Is improved by
the addition OF violin, cornet and clar.
met. N Fl1ls 51i55s
Judge jacob will be down again satur.
day and this term OF Court Will then be
ended. r1li. &, l.i}s3 > rs I'm 6j
The Moundsville Coal Company expect
to turn out coke at their ovona by tho
middle OF next month. sss
Charles Brooks was before Mayor purdy
Tuesday for selling liquor without license,
and was fined SIS and costs. r4t54s
The sh!pmontn Of stock from Mounds.
Vile are increasing. 1t Ia beloved the
trade. Z, g"a7 n 1'5II.1I7
Rev. L. L. Stewart will continue Ills
sermons on Home Influence" and next
sunday Will speak especially with refer
enco TO the dance. 5i5i .g i.l,ss.J7f5
McConkoy'a Cornet band paraded tho
atreats Tuesday night and discouraed some
excellent music. The martial band was
also out and made things lively.
Tho 1srRLLlaEScRR was in great demand
yesterday. The Register was a little ear.
heTt ana Iho Dsmocra.g wore jnbilating,
paseinS 1t around that Foraker was elect.
cd, but was enubbod by very much TO-
duced majority; but the INrELLiastcRR
comforted tho Republicans and ran the
joke on the Dsms. 8 ;5lsIlgGa Ss
In an equity cult wherein married.
woman sued without joining hey husband,
under tho Claim that she was living sep.
arate and apart from her husband, Judge
Jacob held TINT although the evidence
proved that che was living separate and
apart from her husband without any inult
on bis part, etill nhe could 40 laiut0in the
action under Psyt 8 OF Section u Of tho
married woman'a act. This Is new cues
ton, and the opinion will be appealed to
the Supreme Court Of the State. (.
In the csso Of showacre vs.. Burchinsl
and Laing, for libel, the deicndants on
Saturday filed their. amended plea, in
sorting tho names OF tho Democratic
bosses, in accordance with the inst,u = lions
Of the court. The bosses are as set out
In the plea, A. ]. Martin, F. W. Brown,
J. e. McCleary, Q1incy Creseap, William
Bachannon, 8. D. Mirsin, W. S. Morgan,
Jacob Israel and j. w. Gallaher. II will
DO noticed that the names of B. W. Price
and como OF the other prominent local
Democratic arc omitted from the list al
together. Mr.. Price was the originator of
the independent movement on the mart OF
the Democrats, out Of which the suit grew.
A farmer near town had noticed horse
tracks in his corn field several succeeding
mornings, and concluded that something
was wrong, az his fences were good. His
corn not being yet husked, he concluded
to keep a watch to see how the horses
got In his feldu, and placing him
self at q convenient place one night re-.
Gently, he discovered tho owner OF the
horaes letting them in at the cato. He
said nothing, but quietly took the horaes
and put them up. About one o'clock he
WAS awakened by the owner, who de-
manded why he had put up his horses,
and swore by the Eternal be would xiii
BIN II he ever did so again. He was told
that they were in his corn field, but moth
ing was said as to how thoy 20. there.